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READ WHAT THE GOLDEN EAGLE HAS
TO SAY.

The old maxim Money saved eatned good
day well the days of Benjamin franklin offer your
choice of Suits for Boys years. pants
consisting Of coat and only sizes years. long
suits consisting of Coat Pants and Vests ages from years.
These suits dark shades suitable having
from IS by buying
goods boys want for school, They will you $500
for each suit you buy three say
time to buy Remember this great discount make only
suits already marked down. and have 500 upon
which will give you discount simply this $500
suit for 81 $1,000 suit for $500, S4oo
Can you little spare change avantagea
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.
Universal CIothiers,
No. 400 Seventh Street N. w.. Cor, d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
voTJyING yTEIRD FROM A. j. MURPHY.

The friends OF 4. j. Murphy, the missing manager or
the Academy Music,werc on the aer yesterday o'''
n.y ~ his return his usual haunts, but they appeared
unable IN oct satisfaction AZ the Academy Mr. IT. Or
nond business manager OF the Dark Secret company
was unabe he said, give any information beyond tho
fact that net swan belonging 10 MI Murphy Wh'ch
lived In the the building had died. possibly from
grief Daniel Murphy, the missing mans brother, hid
,o.oi,os M ,yord nom his brother at late hour Mr.
Pass the representative OF Mr. Douglass the owner OF the
Academy was occupied the building part OF the day
Win MIR DOnnely, tho acting manager but ne hdu no
light the matter. lie Thought IL likely no
said that Mrs. Murphy with her husDahd. Lite
statements or two members Oh
sThe Dark secret Company that Mr. Murphy was seen
by them In Broadway Thursday evening" IL Dehs sup
nosed 10 be "A case OF mistaken IDENTITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
JTESTERN SETTLERS EVICTED.

CRUELTIEs ALLEGED AGAINST AN ENGLISH LAND
COMPANY IN THE NORTHWEST.
CHICAGO Oct. s-The TiDles's Dss Meincs. iowa, dis
patch says The brof telegram from Washington rect
Ing suniry cruel evctions in Northwestern Iowa mas
been more than doubted here in all quarters One OF tho
most Trustworthy citizens OF Bricn County was asket
last night as to the truthfulnes OF the dispach and IN
stany inIorsed it, In regard to the English Lsri Com
pauy which IS said to be turning American czens out
of their homes. he said
1T certainly u true They an oil firm. reorsan'
Ted into the Western Land Company. Ihey bought
from tho old McGregor Western its assigns, the NH
waukee and the Sioux City Companies. some lands
granted to the McGregOr Western In loNt
but never carried. the road never built Wben
Tegr was secretary q. tnS Ss an Snsare AMI
promised open them for settlement On the faith 81
on these lands built their homes The English syn
dicate now has the railroad title and proposes 10 keep
How many families have they evicted
AT least 100. Before they get through the numOer
You sax You know some of the families werc any
you know subjected 10 undue severity IN hcr
YES the Finch family locked their doors against the
iuruers bat the doors and the windows we're po"en M
aud they carried out and conpellet 10 sp,nl nc
night the public road. la the case 81 Nels Nelson to
same thing happened And he was so terrorlzed by
troop OF armed men, ana Oy icVles on hls i've soNA ~.
furniture that he succumbe and signed tue COMPANY
lease Others been terroized into doing the same
thing In one case, Wh whlch am Pe.tec'S i@ihn',,
the motherinlaw Sho Is a member ol the lahiiy' was
sick abed She was carried ont mo nara ram i C"ni
pelled spend the night there AMI IN tue morning seek
suca shelter tie family could mn Tor hr lnsse arc
only of the personally know mt they VIII
do Tor sample OF abouta hundred that have occurred
and half AZ many more that are threttenei
sioux city. iowa dispatch SAYS; "Dr H. NJ lianlu.
whose name was mentioned in a recent dispatch IRON
WASHINGTON rdug the alleged eviction or settlers on
lands IN % Brcn County claimed hy tue i.h-l>h syhu
cgTe by virtue of purchase Irom tlc oil Nccregor aud
Western Railroad, In tho city to-day am III an inter-
view reiterass his statement that hardship mas oeen
wrought and In several instances where set
tiers refused depart from the land they had secured ny
right OF settlement Acco npanying the doctor was
farmer named Finch, who that two weeks ago %
sher's posse OF fifteen men evicei him ny force rom
hi, home where he hid lived for years lie also says
that local papers made mention or the facts Do
cause they were subsidized by tue English capitalists.
lie SAYS there are number OF Instances where force hs
been se and settlers propose 10 carry the matter
INTO the courts and maiuain their rights If possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
4 rAIR ron rHE cnrRcH or ne MEDIATOR

oil Van Cortland home, attracted a large crowd TO
Van Cortlandt yesterday afternoon. The entertain
mcnt Wa gwen for the benefit Of tho Church OF the
Mediator, at hlng-bridsc and under tie direction
Of Mr, Augustus Van Cortiandt Mrs Albert h. l..
putnam. Mr.. Joseph r. sargent and Mr. Even The
grounds were prtuiy decorated with Iaiti cooicd
tents, decorated booths. picturesque VOLS with Or
entail hcbcccas aud other artistic arrangements lie
signed 10 swell the Golfers II the church fund. Among
t.o-c present wcrc General sherman, Mss KacLo!
sherman, the Misses Potter Mr. and Mi-. ". T..
DOdsc, Mir. and Mrs. Percy L. lync. Miss Jay, Mrs
Lows J.. DclanC.i the Misses Dichcy, Mss l-ciln,
samuel d Babcocl the Mi-,o, Eabcoch, Mrs Fred
"rck Goodrich, and Inc Misses Goodrich, and Philip
Livingston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
rryrrAn or EX-GOVERNOR w4sHBURN.

GRErsrIEID, Mass oct. s.-rhc funeral OF eNDoVer
NOR W r. Washburn took place at 230 o'clock This after
noon at the home family The Rev 5 H. Lee for
ncry pastor the second Congregational Church mere
and ex Governor Washburn's former pastor Win ftes
dsut seeye OF Smiths College. OBLIGATED. Eloquent
words of eulogy spoken by both sentonen "o'e'
NOR ,mes and stall we're present with severa! nooiemeh
s aroaJ The floral tributes were beautiful Ia design
and numerous Special trains came from epIihsioSS'
mem, The presient directors and prominent STOCK
brtSs NJ The connecticut River Railroad Every stOre
vs. Closed this afternoon The body was privately
burisl In Green River Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
DIP TIE INSPECTOR PASS Drr1ABLE GOODS,

DIP TIE INSPECTOR PASS DrTTABLE GOODH
United States Commissioner Benedict held a pre-
llminary examination yesterday in the case of John
Pullman, a former Custom House Inspector. Pullman
was removed from his position by Collector Magone
last month. lie l. charged by A. II. smonden5cr
with passing dutiablo goods In his trunks when ar
rived by the steamer Gratia in August. Puman and
Smoudeupcr wcro acquainan and tho latter wrote
Pullman that lao cxpcctel 80 arrive by this steamer,
npd when Pullman came on board TO inspect the bag
na,e asked him to pass l.. This, Pullman says, he
r.i,aI IA do and finding in II umbrellas, fancy para
s,l. and oh.r articles, ordered them Ia be taken To
tbr srilurc room lie was subsequently removed by
the Collector. The case was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
crrMAyy,s TRADE IN THE ORIENT.

wAsllINGroN, oct Sin report TO the department oil
state upon tho trade OF Ceylon. United states CONSUL
Morcy calls to tho fact that with respect 70 tho
foreign OF the past year the United states anu
the Maldtyo Islands renamed singular In that All Oh
or vossl. were sailing craft while most OF those OF
other nations wore propelled by steam The Consul says
that Germany is rapidly advancing aer trade 2sa uol
uercc throughout the orient, and even no" her hel
chants are established on firm basis III CcylOn Iuo
local market is beginning to abound IN German s"Vus
especially tools, which are sold at mar'oio"'' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
npyvry INSANE BY HIS BRorHERs DEATH.

pnII ,nrtpuIA. Oct tsoeciaD.-Rogor MCGOWAN. ago
bir,vs,, has become raving maniac within the last
few hours and has sent to the department Tor Tue
Insane at the Phiade phia Amshouse lie lived al No.
a3o South Twenty fourth-st with his mother ana
vounger brother Patrick The cause OF MS suddeh h'
sanity was the death Of his brother VINO was Asu T
tbe Nest Jersey Railroad In Camdcn Yesterday whiie
saving the life OF a drunken man Before ROGER couu
M raineI he broke up all the furniture Ia the mousse
mirrors ETC. aud threw the carpets ana deDils
tnto he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
LIQUOR HARD TO GET IN FAIL RIVER.

LTQIOh III nd TO UT Nv FdLI4 III I@I''
FALL RIVER, oct. (Speciab-Thc Law and order
League has issued nnety-four warrants In tho hghe
against the saloons Although only five convictions havc
thus far been obtained several OF the other liquor
dealers who have arrested have signed agreements
mat thew promise to give up the liquor business and
foreeo the privilege of having others sell liquor Tor then
with their knowledge and consent Several concert has
and now liquor any kind is rare article IN the Cly
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

FTyED FOR UPHOL DING THE" COUPON CRUsHER'
RICHMOND, Va. Oct. Sin the United state; Circuit
Court to day Judge Bond fined AttorneyGenera Ayres
$500 for brin sng suits under the law known as the
"Corpon Crlsher" In disobedence OF his injunction
order and committed him the custody OF the Marshal
until the Gno should be paid lie also fined the Com
monwealts attorneys OF Fauquer anu London ooultes
for disubeyAg the same order and committed them
untll payment OF the fines The suits brought are dis
NIL. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
m rproyA STATUE TO COLUMBUS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. (Speeiah Tho italians OF TINS
city will give an entertainment on October IL every
wear until 1892 to raise funds for the erection OF
tau. of Columbus There arc already preparations Tor
he of this here, but the move
nent OF the Italians is all Local and therc Is no
ehuits idea where they VIII place tho'r se~s"ss
Whather in Philadelphia or else where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
WORK ON THE NEW WAR VESSELS.

wAsmi<GroN. oct s.-Chief Naval Constructor wilson
We -raay went Philadelphia FOR the purpose OF WISH
ing the Cranp snip yards and inspecting the work Oh the
new naval vessels Tie expresses himself as wei 'a'ls
fed WIKI the progress male. eleven hundred men are
now "a work and 500 more will ne employed when tne
material comes in faster nan at present lic II OF Tue
opuiou that Tor the delay IN getting the stern lupes
the TOOton gun boat could be launched III SIX "oeAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

EVANSVILLE, Ind. oct. San explosion LOOK p'"eo III
oo,l mine at Madisonville KY, on Thursday evening
. ,ho dav farce was about to give place 10 the night
,ro. n heavy blast was made. The mine was nled
with dust at tho time and it is thought that was the
cause efthe explosion The miners were not iar away
"nan ~ occurred and man, Val Snlth, was
VIII and eleven others ere injured. four OF them seri
Susy The shaft 200 feet deep Inc force OF the OK
m ,hs ton of the derrick sixty feet from the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
, METHOD OF IDENTIFYING CRIMINALS

WAsuiNGroN Oct. 7.-Assi,tant Secretary Maynard
hasinformcd tho OF the wardens Association
for the reistrion OF criminals at Joliet H. that fifteen
sets or instruments which he has ordered from Paris Tor
usc IN certain ponte1tilric' and other similar hsul
lions in The registration criminals under now metuo
OF iirn inclti0n by contemporaries measurements,
innorfofion under existing laws aud cannot be adj
mil s.I iron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
prsutvcGARLAXDs rEI.EPHoyF SUIT

PUSHING GARLAND'S TELEPHONE SUI.
W,suINCIoS. oct Cpcci1b. THE Department OF
Justice which is doing all 1t to hurry the appeal IN
te so. ,ailed Government suit against the Bell Ice-
phone Company the interest OF Garland ana his part
ncr. was Informed to-day that the papers are nearly
ready As soon the reaches The docket OF INC
su,,ne Court soicitor-G General jerks will move 10
bavc The case advanced for early hearing Inc se-
c,al counsel" do not want the case dropped Dy any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
LORD LUDLOW CALLS on SHEPHERD.

wA,miSGToN. oct (S9eciah.-"Lo Lord Ludlow doesn't
want ANYBODY think for moment IN Be- "a not an
ardent admirer OF Mr. shepherd. TIE Crifc 50!
owing TO recent family affection Colonel Ludlow sttlct
did not take part m te plOl' ue.'s on
OF shepherd IhlS loteho"i uo""NeI
tie Colonel Rove out BLEAK House. called upon inc Coy
error AM had agreeable aid interesting Vtt IN 'hS
matter o. pluck ID eaiessY discharng MS du1y '"ohel
considerable extent some OF noNtihO
shepherds prominent thardctcrlstcs
W.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
INDIA AS A wuEArGRowGyG COUNTRY


WAsHINGroy Oct s.-The report OF Consu[General
Bonham at Calcutta treats at length of the wheat IN
teress OF that country during the fiscal year ehded
March 81 lss6. The devoted 70 wheat was about
o. 900 acres and the total yield 2soOOoOoo push
els A. compared with the wheat OF the Pacific coast
the Indian wheat inferior but when exported TO Europe
t Is mixed and ground with wheat of superior quality
by which process fair marketable grade OF hour
f. obtained Tho method OF cutvatng the SOIL Is III the
main the same 1t centuries ago. and there seems
to be great difficulty in inducing the farmer TO invest IN
modern agricultural implements; ana yet Win al inc
simple and primitive methods the Indian farmers cah III
the opinon II the ConsulGenerai successfully compete
with those OF the United states in the production or
wheat This due the fact that the lndldh FARMER
outfit represents capital OF not more IMAM T4o OF oo
and his hired help works. feeds ana clothes hhsen Oh
about 81 30 month. 81, ,.
table il annexed showing that the export OF wheat
lss 10 II 100000 lS5G ami that tue increase ot
$50 over : - amounts 10 about 5,OOO,OOO cwt:
The Consul General thai some OF his predecessors
have claimed that United states have nothing 10 rear
from India n competitor in the production OF Wnesl.
In this view does not concur. and believes tnat 10
dav India second only to tho United states IN Wnea
Growing Furthermore, wheat growing III lhN' Is NoI
nm ia infancy aud Us further development depends prIn-
cipaly upon the transpo tIon 10 me seapo'l
lie fears that with the cheap native labor OF lh' anu
ne constantly growing facilities FOR trausporaoh inc
intel states will lind her formidable competitor aS
producer OF the stan Of life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
4 sCHElfE TO UTILIZE CITY REFUSE.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. t>pscab.-A Philadelphia sci"
enlist has devised garbage crematory, which utizes
all kinds Of refuse dead animals and coal dust,
converting them into fertilizer said TO be equal 20
guanO. IL Is proposed TO organize company 70 e'ees
one these crematories here the cost 10 be S2'oVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

FALL RIVER Mass. Oct s tSpeeah. CLARK Chase, OK
tins city who recently patented machine for removing
coal from vessels has sold his invention TO syndicate OK
New-York and Boston capitalists. lie ge,s SoO,ovo ID
cash aud 100000 in stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

THEFALL RIVER PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER, Oct 8 (SpsciaD.-rhe market for print
cloths Is l3 l6 cents for tysxes. and 5l6 cents for
sxty-fours The sales for the week comprise $4,000
snots and l26 The weekly statement Is as
follows: Production. 10000 pieces deliveries 10000
pieces; stock. IA 900 pieces; sales, $4,000 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
ANARCHY INCREASES ITS AREA OF COUNSEL

Another attorney has been retained Tor inc defence u
tho Chicago Anarchists aud General Pryor In presenting
b matter before Tia, Federal The attorney IS Ran
dolph Tucker, OF Washington, welknown ana eN'
pereuccd lawyer and busy yesterday ON the
case Mr.. Tucker staying at the home OF his daughters
Mrs. Iohn l. Logan OF No 2l0 West Seventy fourth-st'
Genera. pryor eNpees that Captain and his assistant,
Moses olomon, Will New-York from Chicago about
the middle OF this with part OF the record. After
three days the FOUR lawyers
viii law the matter before Judge of the supreme court
az Washington and attempt 10 have the decision VI the
IutnoI- Sunr,nc Court reversed "a writ Of error
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
THE PINE VIEW rnr SITE COMMANDS.

From the top Of the knob. where the Asylum stands,
there j. broad view la every direction. All Of Harlem
is spread below 70 the north and east Beyond the
house-tops due the thin strip OF river the
hills OF the north shore OF Long Island can he secn
almost purple now In the heavy air Of Indian summer
The Park aud the city lie To the south ana on the west
are Hudson and the high buil-, which sticch nom
NccnaWken up 10 where the Palisades begin No point
West side L. higher, except perhaps,
mile further uofth the h which lie Convent oi the
stands. Inc house Itself l. "a large stone
building, with portico aud pillars IN the sly OF the
early part the The solid main building has
square wings and tAc Whole effect is one OF -ttpy
and dignity. Tue huilIug faces SOUTH looking across
broad lawn dotted with To tie west OF u and
behind are the plays rouLd and truck gardens high
fence on the leuth-aVc. side shuts ~ the irWt ana
vegetable patches Inc grounds cover probably four or
i've heres OF land The whole plot was bought about
1880 for less than $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

U,prroRn Conn, Oct. Sc s. Wheeler. tho New
Haven bankrupt appeared IN the Police Court here to-
day to charge of obtaining money on false pre-
| tences brought by o local bank two weeks ago. The
ease was by agreement continued for two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

NTW- IORh BTSTNESS MIN ~ IHIHd HIsI1I IIf4f
PHILADELPHIA, oct tspecab.-Ihe merchandise
brokers OF New-Yorf City, comprising upward oil -oo
leading business men, received warm welcome from
tho Philadelphia trade in this city to-day Inc pro-
eramme included n drive through the park. game OF
h.aehaIl and a BANQUET at the Col0nnade Hotel this
evening The guests went to NewYork on the midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

UysUOC ESSFUL HERRING FISHERMEN
RocKLAsD, Me-. Oct s.-vesscls arriving from "oou
Island report the herring fishery failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
AFFAIRS oFrHE FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK

WASHINGTON Oct. 8.-The Controller OF the currency
has received from David Armstrong the receiver OF the
Fidelity National Bank Of Cincinnati full schedules OF
the assets and liabilities OF that bank as they exsted az
date OF failure June 81 1897 Owing to the great mum
Der OF accounts kept by the bank and their
condition at the date OF failure the production OF lui
and accurate schedules has involved great labor and con-
delay These schedules place the nominal value
of the assets at upward OF S5S00O0O. OF which moro
than ehalf classed worthless or doubtful INC
apparently valid claims upon the bank proved and not
vet proved, are about S3s00O00. while there arc
amounts in dispute aggregatng nearly $l5OOooo
Tho subscriptions to the increase OF capital STOCK
amount to ST. Coo but less than half OF this amount
was paid in In money; and even If what was so paid
should finally adudged TO constitute liability OF the
receivershp will be nearly all offset by assessments
on stock The liabilities to depostors are ABOUT
$500 900, OF which little over oOOooOo appeared 10
he held locally Banks and bankers appear as creditors
for more than S3.000OOO, but some changes may DC
made In these figures.
ON account of the doubtful value OF the assets ana the
large claims dispute IL Is impossible at the present.
time make estimate or what dlvdenus may os pau
ultimately The cash In hand and the amount OF assets
undoubtedly good present dividend OF - per
cent and receiver has been instructed 10 prepare INC
| checks aud schedules at once.
| Claims amounting to less than hair OF the apparent
liabilities OF the bank have been proved Under inc hee
months notice gwen 70 creditors in accordance with c
provisions No 225 of the Revised statues Oh
The Unitea states and OF course improved CLAIMS must
now await attention until after the lrst dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND SHORT
ONLY s1s,37e. $50 OF BONDS OFFERED.
EXPIRATION OF THE PERIOD FOR RENDERING GOV
FpNurxr Eoups AND FOIR AND A HALFs

EXPIRATION OF THE PERIOD FOR TENDERiNG uo'-
ERNMENT FoURs AND FOUR AND HALLS.
WASHINGTON, Oct S.-The amount Of bonds onereo
to the Government to-day was $273,5OO, OF which
1902 300 IL per cents and Sl17oO per cents
This makes the total to cato sl3,376,e5O, which Is
Sc 15O less than the amount which the Treasury
Department offered purchase for the Sinking Fund
within the period which expired to-day. secretary
Falrchlld was asked this afternoon whether he would
purchase any more bonds, but declined most emphat
cally to define his policy this subject IL Is not
regarded likely, however, that any radical action
will be taken unless some unlocked for change In tho
money market should demand It, The time tor mo
purchase of bonds for the Sinking Eund VIII not
extended II is explained at the department mat
while the Secretary offered to buy $l4.OO0,OoO oohas
for this fund.- 1t Is yet unsettled question wholnet
that entire sum is needed, and whether the amount
already obtained will not NEE: the full requirements
OF the law. 49,. o.o IN
Applications for prepayment of interest were re-
ceiyed to-day bonds amounting to SlooVoo, mahihe
the total to date $96, 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

We are closing out our entire stock of
worth of the choicest and newest designs,
facturers, such as Spun and Raw Silk Ia
about 3, 500 pairs of various kinds of Por
bour, Nottingham and real Irish Point La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
CLOSING GU SALE OF
UPHOLSTERY A Nd CARPETS.

took of Upholstery Goods. 1t contains Sl0O,ooo
designs, from the best Oriental and European manu-
Silk Ia pestries Mohalr and Silk Pushes, and
of Por there's, and choice assortment OF TAM
ONT La Ce Curtains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

We propose to close out our Carpet De
tans about 100000 worth of the best
Administers, WiItOns, MOquettes, VeIvets,
Mattings, &c. We further propose to
free of charge within the city limits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

partment at a great reduction; it con-
known manufactures, foreign and domestic
Body Brussels, Ingrains, Rugs. 0lcloths,
make and lay all carpets during the sale